CLIPS interface - plug-in + zip

[Andre Hendriks]

ultra hal knows clips thru an interface for visual basic I found on sourceforge.

better coded Interface.

[Calhoone]

What is CLIPS?

[Andre Hendriks]

clips is actually programming language Common Lisp or Lisp you can make use of the lisp file extension.
I'll put a zip file with two folders containing lisp files up

[Spitfire2600]

This looks good!

Any chance that lisp code might find its way into Hal? The learning codes look very interesting.

[Andre Hendriks]

you'll need to download CLIPS.uhp plug-in and lisp32.zip files and put the uhp file in the hal root directory and the dynamic link library files in the zip file as well into the hal root directory. the zip file lisp. zip with the two folders containing lisp files could go as sub directory to the root
you've got to add a line off code to the top like REM File.Path=lisp\lisp\     and   REM File.Path=lisp\paip\ off the interface. uhp file

[Spitfire2600]

Do you mean these lisp codes are being used with the Clips.uhp or that is just the way to incorporate them?

[Andre Hendriks]

the CLisp.uhp is the interface to be able to apply the lisp files but you also need the dynamiclinklibrary else the interface wont work.

[Andre Hendriks]

the learners work like this

define "exploring adaptive learner" learning problem "state here what you want hal to learn about"

"where exploring adaptive learner is stated you can put every learner"

what the learning curve and inductive learning goes I do not know yet.

[Spitfire2600]

Now by define... I'm a little confused as to where to define them, although I think I do see the LISP learners you mentioned..

Do I define in the LISP code or the 'Common lisp.uhp'?

This could be extremely useful and thanks for the work.

-Spitfire

[Andre Hendriks]

define in hal. just say it to hal.